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The North Face El Lobo 65 Pack
$249.00
Released January, 2009
The Pros:Gives you access to your stuff on top, sides and bottom - very convenient. Hood can become a quick "fanny pack" if you want to leave the campsite for a bit. Hip and shoulder belts feel secure and comfortable.
The Cons:Strings on the zippers can come off occasionally. Sleeping bag pouch is awkward to use, need to have just the right sleeping bag for it. Doesn't include a waterproof cover, needs to be purchased separately.
The North Face El Lobo 65 Pack is a 65 liter pack which combines North Face's Primero and Crestone packs. It borrows the Primero's X Radial endoskeleton, hipbelt/shoulder strap configuration, and lightweight disposition with the Crestone's durable shell and water-resistant zips on the hood making it an excellent choice for the outdoor enthusiast who enjoys multi-day backpacking trips.
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The sleek compound-curved, molded E-VAP hipbelt cups the iliac crest to maximize comfort whiel the memh-infused E-VAP foam back panel ensures ventilation for added comfort. A unique hipbelt configuration with pivot points on each side allows asymmetric body movements for comfortable movement on varied terrain. The removable hood easily converts to a large lumbar pack with it's own hipbelt. Multiple exterior lash points, a hydration pouch with hose port and a sleeping bag compartment with trampoline divider give added funtionality to the pack. The North Face El Lobo 65 Pack is availabl in S, M and L sizes in a Deep Tang Red or Atoll Blue.
Features
- Leading-edge technology in an easy-to-use, multi-day package
- X Radial tubular aluminum frame
- Molded E-VAP foam back panel with bonded mesh
- Unique, dual-pivot hipbelt
- Contoured E-VAP foam shoulder harness
- Removeable hood converts to large lumbar pack with its own hipbelt
- Three-point hipbelt closure
- Interchangeable hipbelt and shoulder harness with Primero packs
- Anatomic cranial cavity
- Weather-resistant zip on hood
- Large external drop pocket
- Large external zip stash pocket
- Stretch woven side water bottle pockets
- Multiple exterior lash points
- Sleeping bag compartment with trampoline divider
- Hydration compatible with sleek hose port
- Optimal load weight range: 35-70 lbs
Specifications
- Sizes: S, M, L
- Access: Top and sleeping bag
- Avg Weight: M: 4 lbs 4 oz (1950 g)
- Dimensions:
- S: 26" x 9.25" x 13" (66 cm x 23.5 cm x 33 cm)
- M: 27" x 9" x 13" (68 cm x 24 cm x 34 cm)
- L: 27.5" x 9.6" x 13.5" (70 cm x 24.5 cm x 34.5 cm)
- Ext Volume: M: 3950 in³ (65 liters)
- Fabric: 210D ripstop nylon, 420D HD ripstop nylon
- Fit Range
- S: 14"–17" (36–43 cm)
- M: 16"–19" (41–48 cm)
- L: 18"–21" (46 cm–53 cm)
- Stnd Volume: M: 3480 in³ (57 liters)
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gives you access to your stuff on top, sides and bottom - very convenient
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hood can become a quick "fanny pack" if you want to leave the campsite for a bit
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hip and shoulder belts feel secure and comfortable
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keeps the weight held in tight so that you can maintain a good balance
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ventilation system in the back will do a good job keeping your back dry
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strings on the zippers can come off occasionally
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sleeping bag pouch is awkward to use, need to have just the right sleeping bag for it
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doesn't include a waterproof cover, needs to be purchased separately
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